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Installed Kerberos on RPI4 using Docker (Machinery Not Running Issue) #51

Open russmcg opened 1 year ago

russmcg commented 1 year ago

I followed this guide on the Kerberos.io documentation, and for some reason the Web is Running, but the Machinery is Not Running.

https://cedricverst.medium.com/kerberos-io-on-docker-19b25fa7efd1

I am pulling in a RTSP stream, that works over VLC so I know the connection is good there. However, the RTSP stream link that I put in the IP Camera setting isn't being detected. I'm pretty sure it is due to the Machinery not running.

Curious how I go about troubleshooting the Machinery, and how to start it?

I also don't know where to find the Kerberos logs to troubleshoot.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

cedricve commented 1 year ago

Which agent are your running, the old kerberos/kerberos or kerberos/agent (which this is the repo)

Kind regards, Verstraeten Cédric

On 16 Sep 2022, at 19:51, russmcg @.***> wrote:

 I followed this guide on the Kerberos.io documentation, and for some reason the Web is Running, but the Machinery is Not Running.

https://cedricverst.medium.com/kerberos-io-on-docker-19b25fa7efd1

I am pulling in a RTSP stream, that works over VLC so I know the connection is good there.

Curious how I go about troubleshooting the Machinery, and how to start it?

I also don't know where to find the Kerberos logs to troubleshoot.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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russmcg commented 1 year ago

CONTAINER ID IMAGE COMMAND CREATED STATUS PORTS NAMES 48d72cbbb06a kerberos/kerberos "bash /run.sh" 16 hours ago Up 16 hours 0.0.0.0:8889->8889/tcp, :::8889->8889/tcp, 0.0.0.0:8080->80/tcp, :::8080->80/tcp rustycam

russmcg commented 1 year ago

should I have pulled kerberos/agent instead of following that tutorial I linked?

russmcg commented 1 year ago

So update .. I removed the kerberos/kerberos docker container, and added the kerberos/agent container

I now have the system up and running, however it still isn't pulling in my stream, which according to VLC is an H264 stream.

Do I simply need to add and save the RTSP link or do I need to reboot or something for the changes to take effect?

cedricve commented 1 year ago

so did you configure the new agent through the web ui?

russmcg commented 1 year ago

Yes I entered my Wyze cam RTSP link in the configuration section of the UI, and it isn't showing the stream even though the stream works using VLC. Because of that I know the link isn't broken, and should work, but there must be some incompatibility somewhere?

Any ideas?

russmcg commented 1 year ago

This is the format of the link I'm using as delivered from the Wyze V3 RTSP firmware

rtsp://user:pass@192.168.87.202/live

cedricve commented 1 year ago

@russmcg in latest version, we added a verify connection button, can you try that release?

Regards Cedric

russmcg commented 1 year ago

in the latest Kerberos/Agent version, correct?

I just installed using

docker run -p 8080:8080 --name rustycam -d kerberos/agent:latest

and I am not seeing a verify connection button

cedricve commented 1 year ago

Is this still applicable with latest version @russmcg ?